As a Blacksmith, Is It Really Too Much to Have Legendary Gear Head to Toe?

[Blacksmith + lighthearted + character growth + invincible hero + online game = maximum thrills!] This world has no battle aura, spiritual energy, or technology... only dazzling magic and colorful elements. Qin An transmigrates into the world of a game. As a top-tier blacksmith who knows the game’s story inside out, he gives a crooked grin. Seeing the future big boss, little Shirley, still fighting with junk, Qin An snatches it away and gives her the divine weapon [Flame-Searing Skullpiercer]. Seeing little Tia, the future richest woman on the continent, still picking through trash, Qin An immediately hires her to work for him and activates the divine weapon [Fortune Goddess’s Purse]. The Guardian God of the Sky is gravely wounded, and his will falls to the mortal realm, bringing with it the angel race’s supreme treasure, the divine weapon [Heavenfall Longbow]. Qin An is grateful for the angels’ generous gift. The four great temples where “gods” once dwelled, the mysterious and perilous Void World... This continent holds far too many secrets... Lily: Hmph! You jerk, Qin An. You can’t leave me alone again! Qin An: Then would you be willing to be my wife? Enemy: What the hell, how are we supposed to fight him when he’s decked out in divine gear?! In the end, Qin An realizes that so many future big bosses have gathered around him. Qin An: “No way, are there still people without divine weapons? Can’t you just pick these things up on the road?” Also known as: [How Should You Train a Witch When She’s Little?] (Not a slow burn! There’s some setup early on, but I promise it gets good later. The author has tested it on himself, so readers, take the plunge!)